Yes, you can insert custom code in Webflow to load images that are not loading with the default embed code. Here's how you can do it:
1. Identify the specific image(s) that are not loading correctly in your Webflow project.
2. Go to the page where the image is located and enter the Designer mode.
3. Select the element (such as an image element) that is displaying the problematic image.
4. In the right-hand sidebar, you'll see the "Settings" tab. Click on it to expand the settings for the selected element.
5. Scroll down and find the "Attributes" section. Here, you can add a custom attribute to the element by clicking on the "+" icon.
6. Add a custom attribute and name it "src" (without quotes). This attribute will override the default source of the image.
7. In the value field of the custom attribute, input the URL of the image that you want to load instead of the default one.
8. Save your changes and test the page in Preview mode or publish it to see if the custom code successfully loads the new image.
By adding a custom attribute with the "src" name, you are essentially telling Webflow to use the specified URL as the source for the image element. This method allows you to load images that may not be loading correctly with the default embed code.
Note: Make sure the URL you provide for the custom attribute is correct and points to a valid image file. Also, keep in mind that custom code modifications may affect the responsiveness or accessibility of your website, so be sure to thoroughly test the changes before deployment.